Really enjoyed my first time visiting my neighboring towns seasonal farmers market. It's still…read moreearly in the season for most fresh produce, unless you have a greenhouse, but I was impressed with the variety of interesting stands that were there. A potato vodka purveyor, a kabob booth, a knife sharpening station, beautiful flowers, coffee beans, and a variety of fresh local bakeries. I bought a caramelized garlic baguette that will make a great compliment to my homemade bruschetta. They also had a food truck that served locally sourced sandwiches. I thought it was nice that they had an information booth for visitors that also provided hand sanitizer, and they're dog friendly, which is a bonus if you want to bring you furry friend along.

Absolutely loved this Market! you can feel the community vibes everyone is friendly. We got some…read morelocal Honey and even learned about different types from the vendor they make you confident in what you're getting. We also ended up getting some amazing cheese! Definitely worth a visit if you're around just be aware It is on the smaller side!

Best tomatoes!!! Ditto for corn! Everyone shopping there is in a good mood…read moreHighest Recommendation

Great quality fresh products and flowers. The staff are friendly and helpful. The site is a bit…read morerustic, but that adds to the experience. We've been going there more than 25 years.

This is a farmers market on Wednesdays from May to October. Check the exact dates on their website…read more It's outside the Living Hope Community Church. Friendly vendors with great stuff.

This is probably one of the smaller farmer's market I have been to, but it did have the basics…read more There are 2 vendors for fruits and veggies, a vendor for sweet breads and desserts, another for breads (with pesto sauce and mozzarella), one for oils, as well as a booth for pickles. I never thought of a pickle booth But that was an interesting plus. I bought the mixed Berry pie from one booth as well as some garlic sourdough Bread and pesto sauce from another. The garlic sourdough was so good! It had some pieces of garlic in it which I loved! The Bread loaf was $6 and I lasted me for more than a week of sandwiches. It runs every saturday from 9-3pm! Go check It out! If only once!

Really like the produce markets! Great Connecticut farm produce! Reasonably priced. Special tent…read moreis Frank at Waterview Farm.

This is the best place to go on a Sunday AM. In addition to the usual vendor types they have…read moreopened the space up to local restaurants. Must try the meatballs, best I've ever had. Argentinan restaurant has the best lemonade, filled with coconut and pinapple. Middle Eastern Salads to go make for a nice Monday lunch. Seafood guy is selling shrimp by the piece with spicy cocktail sauce. Next week I plan to try the fresh mozzarella and tomato sandwiches

Terrible "farmers market" No meat, no seafood and almost no vegetables. Great if you want to go…read morefor lunch. Peruvian truck is great(so is the Peruvian restaurant 30 feet away) if you're willing to wait 30 minutes. Expensive bread and muffins(better at the bakery 1 block away). I've been waiting for a farmers market to come to town for years but this is truly a disappointment. Better off going to rye or Greenwich. It's more of a place to go get lunch. Which is a shame considering how many great restaurants there are in close proximity.

Really love this farmers market! It's in a great location with plenty of parking as it is in the…read morebig commuter lot. The vendors are kind and helpful. I love that you can find Dough Girls Pizza Truck there, as well! (See my review for Dough Girls) The market also sends out a weekly newsletter via email that I find very helpful! They normally have a theme going, which makes it very interactive! Must visit.

It's great but v expensive. Haven't seen Whistlestop bakery this year that used to make a great…read morechocolate cake with white buttercream frosting that wasn't too sweet. Love getting the pesto, fresh mozz on bread! RAUS coffee- delicious--- must be a lot of sugar and cream but really good !

Excellent Friday Farmers Market located in picturesque historic Pinkney Park…read more Great selection of fresh local vegetable & bakery products, gift items and more. Plus the LobsterCraft truck serving delicious lobster rolls. Enjoy!

This market not only has wonderfully fresh produce, but they also have artisinal breads, crafts,…read moresoaps, and various sundries. You'll find food trucks including a fabulous Lobster Roll that is worth the trip! All of this is in one of the most beautiful settings in Norwalk, the Rowayton harbor, with exquisite views of the Long Island Sound. Bring the family and enjoy! NB: parking can be an issue.

Dogs not allowed. First farmers market to have this restriction in place. So many dogs with their…read moreowners sitting it out after being asked to vacate. Nothing at this farmers market was different from others regarding their stands and food being sold.

Sixty vendors, live music & great people watching on a busy Saturday morning. Finding a parking…read morespot was difficult, I'm not used to paying the meters in quarters anymore. There were lots of samples; delicious baked goods, pesto, cheeses, flowers, eggs, poultry,produce, pickles, breads, meats, fish ... trucks all had upstate NY farm names.

I love coming here. They close early but you should definitely plan your day accordingly in order…read moreto make it here. I love stopping here for fresh food, baked goods and vegetables. Their donuts are always very fresh. I can't wait to stop here again. If you drive by when they're open, I recommend trying their donuts!

I wanted apple cider donuts post hike to treat myself & came across Acorn! At first, I almost…read moremissed it - it's a small store on the side of the road! For $1 a donut, you can't beat the price! They have plain, cinnamon sugar & powdered! I got all 3 and was in a nice food coma! They are delicious & bite size so it can be dangerous!! (Did I almost eat a whole dozen by myself? Yes - do I regret it? Not at all!)

This is as good as it gets for me. I love supporting local, small businesses and co-ops and this…read moreone is just beautiful. There's a wide selection of fresh produce, eggs, cheese and dairy, and variety goods like seeds and sundries. We stopped by on a whim for a small snack to-go and a drink and ended up leaving with cider donuts from Upstate NY, artisanal cheese, and seeds for growing in the garden next year. The owner is also absolutely brilliant; we talked pickles and planting and the friendly yard rooster, Buddy. Definitely worth stopping in!